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... the Leeds iConnty Court, on Thursday, Samuel Pickengill, of Barley, Leeds. sued W. H. Ellis, formerly landlord of the Cardigan Arms, Eirkstall-road, for £l9 19e. as damages for having been disturbed on an allotment. Mr. James was for the plaintiff, Mr ...
... Joe Dykes, Joseph Haiusworth, Hubert linings, Robert loldswortu, Jos ph How. gate, James Hudson, John Jagger, John Joluison, Joseph Kitchen, William Long, John Lupton, James Ilatheol, Merritt an' Joseph Navrtburp, ILehanl Pearson, Thomas Peart, James t.leorge ...
... Goodall Beekhouse, and Co.: Tatiemmer Beaumont, Grocer; John's*, High Vi, Wetherby, Jaeksoa, Chemist. Rawanorrcv O. receiving order on debtor's own was arm& at Ito Lewd,. loinoy Carnet in to the of John leant and can) is on buaines. Hut. Rowl. joiner 554 ...
... piste, at between the 24th. sad 25th desist. maths with hag lliehaby (IO), farm labourer, pleaded Canty lo hawk( esmiltiml arms at Fontes, keriok, on the nth September. —Twelve_ Palmer (17), hammer, bevies a seat at Stealapaun.W the 00001,111.—Four menthe' ...
... R. at N.W. Liberals, Division B. Brantley Cardigan v. South ,Gipton, at Brantley Liberal; Brantley Cardigan Le-ds R., at Gipton; Bramley ardi•yban v. Iv. Meanwond Bay Horse, at South Leeds . ; Brantley Cardigan v. illraniley Liberal. lot Meanwood' H.H ...
... be it. au' William Bentley, as' who Weeded Leeds marliet, an' er V Boy an' Barrel, Wood-strait; • me two John at fees Heed, Upperhead.rovr, at John Wilson'.; Hifthew as 110011011 Wright, at Heehaw Turk's Head, ; an' J. X. Brook and Co., an' Jingoish Robert ...
... evidence it that prosecutor VMS winding up the estate id John Melton, late of Wetherby, saddler on behalf of Matthew hlalton, his.heir-at-law, who was joint tenant of certain land at Wetherby. John Melton flied on the 13th of December last, and Mcssrs. ...
... nominations were registered. The outcome amelons on Tuesday Harry Sykes Th omas was that Messrs Charlesworth, Wese, and and John Smith, tamers, of Leeds, were Swale grassed six birds each, and divided the with driving without lights. P.O. pool equally ...
... % - as upheld by the Bench. The ease was diSMi.Nrd. Harry Hawley, innkNiper, Blacksmiths' Arms. Biggin, was summoned for liquor during prohibited hours. and John Wm. Morley. Wiisiow , nd Chas. Wm. Helm, Rest Park. we summened for consuming liquor during ...
... ordinary with Cardigan Abioa M aathisoll ea ayi . arca by Gro goals to four. J. Luna his appearaace Roar by a of goals. ,Sirovarow r/11110 w. - Nvw Woenzr Gamow The meeting of Mese old rivals at on Saturday afternoon, eas upon as the of the Arm of the Leeds ...
... 1 2 . Seven Kirkstall ride of the Cardigan Arms, to pare the team failed to score, Simpson making :. Saturday. Result : -Ist, A. Whitfield (owes g); an electric car which was proceeding in the Thompson 3 , 2nd, John Corbislibey (5). same direction, when ...
... history, and other chronicles of the time, and he was *ore there was no more interesting time then that of 'JO years ago, when Grattan's Parliament was in power, and when he gave over Ireland to the English Government. Mr. Heaton was worth goiug a mile or two ...